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Help with identifying front rattle noise

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Hey Rennlisters, I'm seeking help in identifying my annoying front rattle that has been gradually increasing in intensity during the past month but gets quiet after about 1 hour of driving. Short video attached. Full H&R Clubsport kit with coilovers, swaybars and links mounted for the past 1900 miles and looks and drives fresh. The sound is more noticeable at low speeds, but almost all sounds get drowned out at higher speeds so I’m not sure that’s helpful :wink: I would be forever grateful for help in dealing with this! Thanks

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